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Giant Space Lizard! Volume 1

by: Garth Thompson, Chad Wagner

Publication date: 2011-04-06
Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International
Topics: space adventures, science fiction, sci fi, fantasy, science fantasy, planet, planets, moon, moons, overlord, earth president, vagrond, lizard, space lizard, giant space lizard, gsl, supreme moon overlord, smo, outer space, space, adventures, adventure, k'oli, koli, cloud, gas, gas cloud, immaterial, warlord, plandeux, soltres, hippies, space hippies, Rob Kestler, Cassie Farmerer, farming, space farming, space farm, fungus, space fungus, alcohol
Collection: opensource
Language: English
Item Size: 79.3M

This eBook features 3 science fiction action/comedy stories starring Vagrond, a giant space lizard, and Bryan Orion, a human.

Follow Vagrond's story from first waking up in a drunken stupor on a Space Tram to his conflict with the being known as the Supreme Moon Overlord . . .

- Synopsis for "Evil of the SMO!"

A terrible affliction has stricken a local space farm! No, it's not the space fungus growing all over the space farmer, that happens weekly. It's those darn, no-good space hippies protesting out in the back acreage! (The "back acreage" being literally the void of space in this case.)

- Synopsis for "Greenspace"

Vagrond the giant space lizard and Bryan Orion the human have been called upon by their boss (also a giant space lizard) to capture an alien invader. But how do you capture someone when they’re an immaterial cloud of "dense air?" Vagrond and Bryan must solve this problem soon, for Plandeux has great diabolical plans that will come to fruition if he makes his way out of the spaceport at his maximum flying speed of one foot per minute...

- Synopsis for "The K'Oli Invades"

This collection contains comics and stories published on GiantSpaceLizard.com from 2008/10/17 to 2011/04/06.

NOTE: I uploaded separately optimized PDF and ePub versions, but archive.org always converts everything to everything. So, if you prefer PDF I strongly recommend you download the file that ends in _pdf.pdf, and if you prefer ePub I strongly recommend you download the file that ends in _epub3.epub